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Act Walking Club Walks, Ais Athletics Track, Canberra, Thursday 14 April HEEL AND TOE ONLINE The official organ of the Victorian Race Walking Club 2010/2011 Number 29 20 April 2011 VRWC Preferred Supplier of Shoes, clothes and sporting accessories. Address: RUNNERS WORLD, 598 High Street, East Kew, Victoria (Melways 45 G4) Telephone: 03 9817 3503 Hours : Monday to Friday: 9:30am to 5:30pm Saturday: 9:00am to 3:00pm Website: http://www.runnersworld.com.au/ ACT WALKING CLUB WALKS, AIS ATHLETICS TRACK, CANBERRA, THURSDAY 14 APRIL Thanks to Robin Whyte for his weekly report from Canberra. 2000m Walk 1 Zoe Hunt 09:40 2 Peter Baker 10:12 3 Ally Durr 10:42 4 Robin Whyte 11:42 5 Emily Blair 12:35 6 Doug Fitzgerald 12:49 7 Peter Thompson 14:34 8 Wendy Kupkee 14:38 9 Trish Thomas 20:28 Bryan Thomas DQ 1200m Walk 1 Callum Burns 05:49 2 Thomas Hopkins 05:51 3 Karina Hopkins 06:13 4 Gabby Hunt 06:40 5 Jack Durr 06:55 6 Jack Thackray 09:40 Spencer Burns DQ. REGAL RACEALKERS RESULTS, APRIL 2011 Thanks to Bob Cassell for the results from the first 2 weeks of the Regal Racewalkers Club winter season Regal Racewalkers Roadwalks, Georges Hall, Sydney, Saturday 2 April 2011 Division 1 – 10 km Robert Osborne 1:17:45 12km Jim Seymon 1:09:00 10km Jodie Sundstrom 0:49:54 6km Division 2 – 8 km Dennis Williams 1:09:00 10km Vanessa Ebejer 0:49:46 8km Susan Knapton 0:49:46 8km Lauren Burns-Rees 0:51:33 8km Kurtis Birch-Ward 0:26:37 5km Division 3 – 4 km Charlene Ebejer 0:24:52 4km Natasha Estrada 0:25:47 4km Patrick Estrada 0:27:41 4km Jordan Glover 0:11:40 2km Division 4 – 1 km Blake Dwyer 0:06:07 1km Claudia Estrada 0:08:31 1km Karen Estrada 0:09:15 1km Regal Racewalkers Roadwalks, Tempe, Sydney, Saturday 9 April 2011 Division 1 – 14 km Nicole Fagan 1:02:48 12km Jim Seymon 1:08:45 10km Jodie Sundstrom 1:08:56 8km Division 2 – 10 km Susan Knapton 1:04:38 10km Vanessa Ebejer 1:04:38 10km Lauren Burns-Rees 1:06:40 10km Kurtis Birch-Ward 0:25:37 5km Nancy Lloyd 0:36:14 5km 1 Division 3 – 5 km Maryanne Shaw 30:44:00 5km Adrian Santamaria 0:31:51 5km Patrick Estrada 0:31:55 5km Amy Bettiol 0:32:28 5km Charlene Ebejer 0:32:29 5km Martin Fagan 0:48:13 5km Natasha Estrada 0:27:28 4km Jordan Glover 0:16:40 3km Division 4 – 2 km Katrina Shaw 0:10:58 2km Tegan Henry 0:11:44 2km Blake Dwyer 0:14:32 2km Amy Henry 0:15:27 2km Claudia Estrada 0:08:25 1km Dakota Bennett-Ward 0:08:32 1km SA WALKING CLUB WALKS, ADELAIDE PARKLANDS, ADELAIDE, SATURDAY 16 APRIL 2011 Thanks to Peter Crump for his report of last weekend's South Australian roadwalks Our second round of winter walking saw a warmer day than we would like for this time of year so it was a test of persistence. Darren Bown took out the 10km in a nifty time which he claims not to have gone near for over 3 years, so we can expect some more decent times as the season progresses. The same event saw a battle royale between the two masters, Jim Hoare and Bill Starr, as Bill almost mowed Jim down in the home straight, in perfect walking style. Bill has also shown that he is in good form, which augurs well for his preparation for his umpteenth LBG in June. Kim Mottrom and Paige Hooper again slummed in the lesser distance, closely followed by Kristie Goznik who continues her good start to the season. We welcomed back Samara Holiday and Allegra Steele from their breaks and can expect good times as the season progresses. Justin Hill walked another PB as he proves that he is doing well under Kim’s coaching. Mason Heath and Piper Douglas led all the way in the 3km, with Anna Cross juts holding out Jess Stephens in yet another tight finish. Riona Tyler- Dowd showed consistency form last week, walking the 1 km in an identical time. 10km Walk 1. Darren Bown 43:29 2. Peter Crump 56:04 3. Jim Hoare 69:29 4. Bill Starr 69:30 5. Ron O'Neil 79:48 5km Walk 1. Kim Mottrom 23:18 2. Paige Hooper 24:52 3. Kristie Goznik 25:14 4. Justin Hill 27:05 5. Samara Holliday 27:45 6. Allegra Steele 32:19 3km Walk 1. Mason Heath 16:34 2. Piper Douglas 16:50 3. Lachlan Tyler-Dowd 17:09 4. Anna Cross 17:50 5. Jessica Stephens 17:51 6. Alix Harlington 18:13 7. Danielle Walsh 18:16 8. Rhiannon Lovegrove 20:14 1km Walk 1. Riona Tyler-Dowd 6:57 QUEENSLAND ROUNDUP Two walk events were on offer in Queensland last weekend and they are reported below. Queensland Master Athletics 10,000 Metre Race Walk Championships , Saturday 16 April Donna Beikoff 75:31.0 57.70% Iggy Jimenez 50:49.7 80.28% 2 Peter Bennett 50:48.6 86.58% Noela McKinven 80:19.0 72.00% Runaway Bay Super Sports Series Race 3 , Sunday 17 April This meet saw a good field of walkers for race three of the Series. Brad Aiton was the standout in the race with 21.16 and Jessica Pickles was the best of the women with 25.30. 1. Brad Aiton 21:16.36 2. Jesse Osborne 22:22.11 3. Harry Bates 24:09.50 4. Jessica Pickles 25:30.40 5. Paul Lindenberg 29:05.10 6. Kay Shaw 29:57.85 7. Sally Lynch 32:55.24 8. Andrew Lake 34:04.46 9. Klaus Maurer 35:12.88 10. Robyn Wales 38:30.24 11. Judy Rodwell 41:21.51 12. Alan Farrell 43:28.02 13. Adrian Wagemakers 47:39.54 14. Barbara Good 50:32.65 AUSTRALIAN CENTURIONS 24 HOUR WALK, COBURG, 16-17 APRIL 2011 The 2011 Coburg 24 Hour Carnival was held last weekend in Coburg, a northern Melbourne suburb. The event, which is the Australian and Victorian 24 Track Run championship, also features the annual Australian Centurions 24 Hour Walk and I was there in the dual capacity of Race Director and Australian Centurions representative. Of the final field of 45 entrants in the 24 Hour Championships, 39 walkers and runners were present when the starter's gun was fired at 10AM on the Saturday morning. Intermittent cloud cover and a cool breeze during the day allowed all the runners and walkers to get off to a good start and by 6PM, there were the makings of some fantastic performances. A very cold night meant a testing time but come Sunday morning most were still on the track and a good crowd was on hand to witness the final gun sound at 10AM. The reports from the walk events follow. For full results, check out the Coburg Harriers website at www.coburgharriers.org.au. 24 Hour Walk Men Dutch Centurion Martijn Van den Boogaard and British Centurion Mark Wall (Mark is a former VRWC walker who was born and bred and raced in Victoria but who now lives in England) were expected to be the big guns in the men's walk and they were right on schedule for their 100 mile targets with 12 hour splits of 86.94km and 85.698km respectively. Steve Jordan, with 84.456km, was not far behind and also looked strong while Lou Commins, with 81.558km, was also in the hunt. But while Mark continued on his merry way, Martijn and the others were in trouble, all slowing and falling behind schedule. The final results tell the story. Mark powered through the 100 mile mark in 23:20:41 to become Australian Centurion number 59 while most of the other walkers, Martijn, Steve and Lou included, slowed and were forced to take time out. Martijn eventually took second with 136.436km but he was very disappointed with his walk. Lou took third with 135.011km. Special mentions to Doug McKay and John Voitin who both showed great determination, continuously circling the track for the full 24 hours to record 133.752km and 111.404km respectively. Mark Wall, Martijn Van den Boogaard and Louis Commins 3 1. WALL, Mark VIC/ENG 161.733 km 2. Van den BOOGAARD, Martijn HOLL 136.436 km 3. COMMINS, Louis NSW 135.011 km 4. McKAY, Doug ACT 133.752 km 5. JORDAN, Steve VIC 113.628 km 6. VOITIN, John VIC 111.404 km 7. DUKE, Daniel VIC 73.817 km 8. MACRAE, David VIC 47.691 km JACK, Clarrie VIC DNS 24 Hour Walk Women The women's walk saw last year's 24 Hour Run winner Michelle Thompson in action as a walker and was she good. By the 6 Hour mark, she had covered 49.680km to be first walker overall, 1km ahead of Mark Wall, and on target for a big time. Karyn O'Neill was second at that point with 45.560km and Dawn Parris was third with 42.642km. From then on, it was the Michelle show as she powered through to set new W40 Australian records for 50 miles, 12 Hours, 100 km, 100 miles (she became Australian Centurion number 58 with her 100 mile split of 22:03:37) and 24 Hours, finishing with 172.593km, just short of her 172.906km which she recorded in winning last year's Coburg 24 Hour Run.
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